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Spravato Medicare spend in New Jersey

In 2024, 4 providers in New Jersey billed Medicare Part B $1,683,091 for esketamine administration across 1,746 sessions and 144 patients, ranking 2 of 19 states and making up 12.3% of national dollars, +61% against 2023.

Medicare paid

$1.7M

12.3% of national

Sessions billed

1,746

G2082 + G2083 services

Patients

144

12.1 sessions per patient

Providers billing

4

$421k per provider

Year over year

Medicare dollars billed in New Jersey by data year.

Providers billing in New Jersey

Ranked by Medicare dollars, 2024.

ProviderCityTypePatientsSessionsMedicare paid
David BoguslavskyBridgewaterFamily Practice591,214$1.2MDetail
David WolffEatontownPsychiatry38311$265kDetail
Srisai GowdaLinwoodPsychiatry30124$124kDetail
Linda VarelaNewarkEmergency Medicine1797$107kDetail

How to read this

How much does Medicare spend on Spravato in New Jersey?

The totals above cover Medicare Part B fee-for-service payments for esketamine administration billed by providers with a New Jersey practice address, aggregated by rendering NPI.

Which providers bill it?

Every New Jersey rendering NPI in the CMS file is listed, ranked by dollars, with a link to that provider's own page.

What is missing?

Medicare Advantage, Medicaid and commercial payers are not in the file, and CMS suppresses provider-code combinations with fewer than eleven patients. Treat these figures as a floor, not the full market.

Where does the data come from?

CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners — by Provider and Service, HCPCS G2082 and G2083, data year 2024.

Page: /spravato-market-dashboard/new-jersey. Source: CMS public use file, 2024.

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